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by 1010011010 17y ago
I do not trust Silverlight, because I do not trust Microsoft. The day will come when Microsoft will make it Windows-only. Silverlight is, fundamentally, a way to undermine the open web and foster a dependency on Windows. It's also happens t
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by 1010011010 17y ago
Focus-stealing is the devil, and one of the reasons I tend to scream at Windows computers after a while.
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by 1010011010 17y ago
T-Mobile customers can roam onto AT&T... does anyone know if this microcell works with t-mobile phones?
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by 1010011010 17y ago
"Wilson secured passage of the Federal Reserve system in late 1913." ... that bastard!
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by 1010011010 17y ago
What good did she do?
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by 1010011010 17y ago
Nothing like having the support of the government and a national firewall to block your competitors.
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by 1010011010 17y ago
GMail has an "integrated calendar". It even syncs with outlook, if you have to have that piece of software. Why pay for Exchange instead of use GMail? If MIT wanted to offer gmail at an MIT domain name to students and staff, there's "google
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by 1010011010 17y ago
Well, there is a chance it will fill your bank account, since you can start several kinds of business around it (hosting, robots, gadgets), but I agree it won't whiten your teeth.
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by 1010011010 18y ago
No.
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by 1010011010 18y ago
Admins would print out the google calendar for the room and tape it up, to be helpful. It's not like the schedule was kept on paper, just printed on it.
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by 1010011010 18y ago
"pretty much every Mobile Device in the world"? I don't think that's true.
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by 1010011010 18y ago
Not all of us have paired our androids with our google.com accounts, and some folks simply refused their gift phone. I wish we had radishes in my offices. Too bad they're not available anymore.